Know the the locking, chirping and singing behaviors of birds by watching the video and reading the facts.
Flocking is the behavior exhibited when a group of birds when they are foraging or in the flight akin to herd behavior of land animals.
Flocking and loud chirping also provides safety from predators
Birds in a flock for information-sharing through chirps, chips, buzzes, and other simple sounds
They socialize and establish a social hierarchy of the flock
Birds chirp in group to indicate danger, warning and communication about food
Rhythmic chirping or singing by a bird involves alternate exhaling between its two lungs
Birds at times sing when are well-fed, stress-free and happy.
The avian vocal organ is called the syrinx that surrounding air sac made by membranes to controls the pitch and volume.
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